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Ryan_Bowen
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Edited Date/Time 8/16/2014 9:54pm
I've ran a 3c maxxis minion dhf and a highroller in my old bike it worked out alright but if anyone knows a specific tire that would possibly work better or any experience with different tires I would like to know any input
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bturman
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1/11/2012 1:26pm
Dry or wet season?
Ryan_Bowen
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1/11/2012 2:06pm
It'd be in mid August
Ryan_Bowen
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2/27/2012 4:11am
bturman wrote:
Dry or wet season?
itd be late august now
bturman
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2/27/2012 9:50am
Hmm, is it wet up there that time of year? I'm not certain.

What issues did you have with the Maxxis setup?
Ryan_Bowen
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2/27/2012 10:11am
bturman wrote:
Hmm, is it wet up there that time of year? I'm not certain.

What issues did you have with the Maxxis setup?
idk im assuming it would be pretty dry since its late summer but the set up was nice just felt loose in the rear is all...and i bought the new DEMO 8ii and it has those butcher DH tires on it and im wondering if it will feel loose as well
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2/27/2012 10:14am
To some people, the highroller has a loose feel to it, which is part of the reason why they made the highroller ii.

You'll dig the butchers. Lots of rave reviews.
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2/27/2012 10:20am
bturman wrote:
To some people, the highroller has a loose feel to it, which is part of the reason why they made the highroller ii. You'll dig the...
To some people, the highroller has a loose feel to it, which is part of the reason why they made the highroller ii.

You'll dig the butchers. Lots of rave reviews.
alright sweet i appreciate it,

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